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Filling in the Blanks
I usually have a fairly clear image in my head of where I want a painting to go. Of course, there are days when I stand in front of the...

Linda H. Post
Jun 23, 20201 min read


Stripes and Dots and Blue Skies Forever
In my last post, I wrote about the architecture of a painting - and specifically the very complicated Victorian gazebo that anchors the...

Linda H. Post
Jun 7, 20201 min read


The Architecture of Painting
Painting people is what I love. The architecture of the painting is what makes them real. As much as I want to get deep into the flesh,...

Linda H. Post
May 10, 20201 min read


Another Time, Another Place
Each of the characters in this painting has at least one bird companion. From a pink flamingo, a feathered mask, a seagull ruffled by the...

Linda H. Post
Apr 7, 20201 min read


The Birds Are Coming
The underpainting is so important. The interesting part is that what you're painting isn't quite the vision in your head. It is basically...

Linda H. Post
Feb 9, 20201 min read


Hope & Feathers, on Parade
It's always exciting to begin a new painting. Solidifying the concept can often take months. This new one combines many of the ideas,...
Linda H. Post
Sep 15, 20191 min read


How To Complete A Painting
Remember the unfinished painting that my solo exhibit at R. Michelson Galleries, The Willing Suspension of Disbelief, was organized...
Linda H. Post
Aug 31, 20191 min read


A Successful Show, Extended!
My latest exhibit, "The Willing Suspension of Disbelief", opened on April 25 in the big, sunlit upstairs gallery space at R. Michelson...
Linda H. Post
Jun 10, 20191 min read


Show!
April 25 - May 15. A solo show highlighting the new painting, "The Willing Suspension of Disbelief", plus a selection of work from the...
Linda H. Post
Apr 22, 20191 min read


Sky Blue Pink, Redux
Sometimes less is more, and that was my thought about all the pink/ alizarin crimson/ cadmium tones in this painting, "The Willing...
Linda H. Post
Mar 31, 20191 min read


It's All in the Details
I think of spring as a time of renewal, don't you? This painting has been on my wall for quite some time. I want to take it down and...
Linda H. Post
Mar 18, 20191 min read


Stretch Time
When I get to this point in a painting, it's time for me to decide where the boundaries of the finished painting will be. Since the...
Linda H. Post
Jan 6, 20191 min read


A Willing Suspension of Disbelief
This painting has been fleshing itself out (seriously, I've been working on some of the flesh) and I now have a working title. It's "A...
Linda H. Post
Nov 11, 20181 min read


Fire and Sky
The sky is still red. In order to create the sky-blue-pink I see in my head, it's important to work on everything that juxtaposes it....
Linda H. Post
Sep 29, 20181 min read


Musing on Muses
I often come back to the same models when I think about a new painting. (Not the birds. I always choose new birds.) After quite some time...
Linda H. Post
Jul 11, 20181 min read


Bearing Gifts
I started thinking about this painting - actually, dreaming it - last winter, in January. I didn't draw it onto canvas until almost May....
Linda H. Post
Jul 14, 20171 min read


A Raven Bearing Gifts
In my last post, I wrote about the raven in this painting. It's been interesting giving personality to seagulls in many of my recent...
Linda H. Post
Jun 28, 20171 min read


A Small Start
It's time for a breather. I've been working on big projects for the past few years, paintings that can take a year to complete. The most...
Linda H. Post
May 7, 20171 min read


Glowing Red
Nothing ever goes exactly the way you plan it. It is SUCH a large painting, difficult to measure accurately, and eventually we had to take t
Linda H. Post
Mar 14, 20172 min read


Off the Wall
This painting is ready to come off the wall. It looks like it will be about 6 1/2 feet by 7 1/2 feet. Once the final dimensions are...
Linda H. Post
Jan 15, 20171 min read
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